Knoxville House of Faith, Knoxville

Situated in Knoxville, the Knoxville House of Faith is an Evangelical church founded on the principle that every individual is cherished and significant in the eyes of God. Through faith in Jesus Christ, the church believes people can experience forgiveness, healing, and transformation. Its purpose is to spread the message of salvation and the love of God to the people of Knoxville and nearby communities.

The Fourth and Gill Historic District is where the Knoxville House of Faith can be found. This remarkable structure was initially the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, characterized by a Latin cruciform layout with steep gables, Gothic arches, and two towers, giving it an antique look. The building, constructed in 1906 in the Late Gothic Revival style, boasts high vaulted ceilings. In 1982, the Knoxville House of Faith was registered on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Sight Name: Knoxville House of Faith
Sight Location: Knoxville, USA (See walking tours in Knoxville)
Sight Type: Religious

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